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    characters in this film. The characters are diverse‚ and are all different from one another. The three main and most memorable characters are; Marcus Aurelius‚ Commodus‚ and Maximus. Caesar Marcus Aurelius is the emperor of Rome‚ and the overseer of the Roman military. Commodus is the film’s antagonist/villain. The main character and protagonist in Gladiator is Maximus Meridius‚ who is a vengeful gladiator. He is completely against Commodus‚ after he sent to have his family killed. Each character has their

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    will it lead to our ultimate destruction? History seems to be repeating itself as our successes are leading to a decline. If we continue to stay uneducated and divided through major issues‚ it is inevitable that we will fall like the Roman empire. The Roman empire and the United States are similar for many different reasons from overall size to military powers. Both nations are considered inefficient due to inconsistency in their governments. Just as Rome had many changes in their Caesars‚ we have

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    fifth. During the long decline‚ great self-made figures‚ never from Rome but from the fringes of the empire‚ come forward and seek‚ by heroic efforts‚ to restore the unity‚ the security‚ the stability of the empire. They are famous figures in politics‚ religion‚ and art. The Roman Empire from 100 C.E. – 600 C.E. had many cultural and political changes as well as cultural and political continuities. There were many political changes from the Roman Empire to the Byzantine Empire. The Roman Empire

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    The Holy Roman Empire‚ while one of the longest-lived governments for the region containing the German people‚ has been criticized by its citizens and historians alike. While the word “empire” connotes strong leadership over vast tracts of land full of people subject to uniform treatment‚ the Holy Roman Empire was anything but an empire in this respect. Samuel Pufendorf (1667) gives sharp criticism to the Empire’s lack of strong political structure and how it has contributed to military weakness

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    Both the Han dynasty and the Roman Empire were bureaucratic. The central rulers all eventually became hereditary and both empires had rulers that oppressed the peasants in order to boost political control. However‚ the two empires differ in that the emperors had varying justifications for ruling and rose to power in different ways. The Han Dynasty and The Roman Empire both were able to expand and develop their empires with their distinctive governing methods and control. To China‚ the centerpiece

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    Part I: The fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 CE is a historical event that has puzzled historians for centuries‚ leading to various theories and debates about its causes. One crucial internal factor was the economic decline of the empire. According to Campbell (n.d.)‚ by the time Emperor Diocletian assumed power in 284 CE‚ the Roman Empire was facing economic turmoil‚ with international trade networks failing and the vastly connected world of the empire nearly disappearing. Diocletian implemented

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    The Fall of the Western Roman Empire The Western Roman Empire had many political problems that led them to their downfall. Many of the emperors of Rome were not good for the empire because they did not know how to rule correctly. Few of the emperors did well for the empire and were not greedy. Most of them did not know how to rule because they just inherited power‚ even if they hurt the Empire there was no way to replace them‚ because of this some of the Praetorian Guards assassinated the emperors

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    Before the middle ages‚ the spread of Christianity to Europe was complicated and it was accompanied with a number of persecution acts by the Roman Empire. There is a question that whether the Roman Empire persecuted Christians for ideological reasons or not. It is apparent that in that period of time‚ Christianity has been approached as a threat by Roman religion which has performed a major role in the development of the Roman Empire (Wasson‚ 2013). So‚ the persecutions of Christians were accompanied

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    Fall of the Western Roman Empire Multiple reasons led to the destruction of the Western Roman Empire‚ the few that stand out most of all are the politically unmanaged government‚ the economic issues and the life taking diseases‚ and unfortunately the invasion of foreign invaders. Even though this civilization was advanced‚ it had its issues‚ and these issues cause the end of the Western Roman Empire. The political problems that caused the fall for the Western Roman Empire were several things

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    The Dark Ages There has been an ongoing debate between scholars and historians on if the term Dark Ages truly describes the period after the Roman Empire demise. Due to a lack of record keeping‚ literature and culture tracking there has been a misconception that the time period called the Dark Ages due to being dark times and because there was some sort of regressive thinking process. But we now have the ability to trace things back to the period that suggest otherwise. Feudalism was the system

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